"400,000 won per month part-time job, I'll use it all for taxi fare" nagging bombardment of 'Single Mom' Kim Na-ra

'Single Mom' Kim Na-ra revealed the breathtaking family situation.

On the 24th episode of MBN's 'High School Mom and Dad Who Adults Don't Know' (hereafter referred to as High School Mom and Dad 3), which aired on the 28th, Kim Na-ra, a young mother who became a mother at the age of 20 and is raising a 4-year-old son alone, appeared and depicted a daily life of living hard only for her son. .

He drew attention by frankly expressing his concerns about the father of a child who lives in the same area. The broadcast on this day recorded 2.0% (based on the second part of Nielsen Korea's paid broadcasting households), reflecting the passionate support of viewers toward Kim Nara.

The story of Nara Kim becoming a teenage mother was unfolded as a reenactment drama. Kim Na-ra, who has been living alone since her parents' divorce at the age of 18, accidentally took care of her brother's son, whom a friend knew. Kim Na-ra, who fell in love with a man who was a high school dad, became a lover within a week of meeting, and started living together a month later. However, soon after learning that she was pregnant, her boyfriend changed her attitude, saying, "It's difficult to take responsibility," and at the same time, Kim Nara's loan problem arose, and she couldn't even prepare the money to erase the child.

In the end, Kim Nara contacted her father and asked for help only when she was full. Nara Kim, who was admitted to a facility for unmarried mothers, decided to send her child for adoption after giving birth. Then, one day, a few days before giving birth, Nara Kim found out that her boyfriend had an affair with another woman and notified her of their breakup. In a situation where the child was completely her own, Nara Kim, who saw the baby's face and belly, persuaded her father, saying, "Let's not send it for adoption."

After the reenactment drama ended, Nara Kim appeared in the studio. Kim Na-ra said, "Because the neighborhood is small, even after parting, I often run into my child's father. We pass each other like strangers." Then, through the VCR, the current daily life was revealed. I barely woke up at 10:00 a.m. and took a taxi to the daycare center, which was a 10-minute walk away, and made me laugh. Even after going to school, Kim Nara, who returned home by taxi, used a taxi even while working part-time at a restaurant earning 400,000 won a month, causing a nagging bombardment saying, "I will use all my part-time job as a taxi fee."

Returning home, Kim Na-ra writes down a shopping wish list for her son Eun-ho and concentrates on online shopping, while after Eun-ho's house, she goes to a clothing store and buys a lot of clothes for her child. In a situation where micropayments on mobile phones are also innumerable, looking at the household details, income and expenses, including basic living allowance and childcare allowance, were almost the same. Kim Kyung-pil, a money trainer who was watching the screen, pointed out, "Only 400,000 won, which is the amount of household income minus subsidies, is real income. It is difficult to understand that taxi expenses account for 50% of income."

As the money trainer and the cast continued to reprimand Kim Nara also lowered her head, saying, "I think I need to change a lot." That night, Kim Na-ra worked part-time cleaning in the night game room and tried to do her best as the head of household. Returning home, Kim Na-ra had a conversation with her younger sister who took care of Eun-ho instead of herself, and when the story about child support came up, she said, "I really want to claim it, and I've tried it," but "(until I get it) I don't," he said.

In a talk that led to the studio, Nara Kim confessed, "I once posted on social media that I would not receive child support." Attorney Lee In-cheol promised to help, saying, "If an adult voluntarily gives up his or her right, that right will in principle disappear, but child support payments can be reclaimed with one exception." Kim Nara had one more concern. Eun-ho, who has never met his father, is slowly starting to look for him.

To Kim Na-ra, who sheds tears of regret for raising Eun-ho alone, Jo Young-eun, a psychological counselor, ordered her to honestly explain the story of her father and the current situation before and after entering elementary school, the time to recognize the composition of a family. After hearing the strong advice from the cast members, Kim Nara made a resolution, "I will stop taking taxis, and I will become happier with Eun-ho while planning the future."

Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr